PDS Partners Special Issue: Call for Papers!
Dr. Elizabeth Vanderburg is serving as a guest editor for an upcoming issue of PDS Partners and invites article submissions.
Check out our newest PDS Partners articles!
Check out these recently published articles in PDS Partners’ Volume 20, Issue 2!
A New Handbook Devoted to School-University Partnerships
If you are interested in deepening your partnership work take a look at this comprehensive resource from scholars, practitioners, and policymakers that fosters unity and collaboration. Check out the Cambridge Handbook of School- University Partnership edited by NASUP...
Policy Update: Senate Bill Advances with Implications for Educator Preparation Funding
We’d like to bring to your attention a recent policy development from one of our partner organizations, the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE).
SUP Special Issue – Call for Papers
This guest issue aims to survey the ways that scholars and practitioners are conceptualizing the sustainability of partnership work amid turbulent times.
SUP Special Issue – Call for Papers
This special issue synthesizes and systematizes the experiences and expertise of school-university partnerships (SUPs) in view of their sustainability from various national and regional contexts through a comparative and/or international analytical lens.
Check Out the Latest Special Issue of PDS Partners!
The regular and guest editors of PDS Partners: Bridging Research to Practice proudly invite you to read our just published issue!
Take Advantage of NASUP’s Organizational Membership
NASUP’s Organizational Membership offers a meaningful way to stay connected, collaborate, and learn.
Announcing the First Antiracist Curriculum and Pedagogy Mini-Grants
The NASUP Awards Committee and Antiracism Committee are thrilled to announce the recipients of our first-ever Antiracist Curriculum and Pedagogy Mini-Grants!
PDS Partners: Thank You for Your Service Submission Requests
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